Different Color Eyes

The dog begins to bark. My elder senior ran down and ran towards me. My mother is never tall, but now she turns, looks small and disarmed. She broke her when she took care of my father for ten years. Since his death, his mother was wearing a black or dark cloth. At this time she was wearing a long black dress and a blue navy shirt. A black scarf covered her head. Whenever I see her in this state, my heart will stick to the pain.

For two different colored eyes (a genetic default called Haemophilus haemophilus), there are legends around here that dogs with two different colored eyes can observe the world at the same time, or dogs are natural . Protector The reason why I chose to include this in my portrait is because I think that it looks cool and will remind me a bit of David Bowie :)

The color is very beautiful. Some are lively, some are bright, some are dark, some are very prominent, and some are not that much. Different colors attract different kinds of eyes. For example, sharks are fascinated by orange and yellow, so it can be very dangerous to wear them either in water they may be. Most birds are attracted to a bright color, but fortunately it is not dangerous if these colors are nearby. Birds see the world very different from humans. However, some of them are looking at colors the same way as us, and I feel that different colors are attractive. Pigeons see ultraviolet rays, so colors are very different from the other birds' colors. Hummingbirds are fascinated by red, pink, orange and yellow so ultraviolet light does not attract them. Blue and blue birds are fascinated by blue. The gold finch is also attracted to yellow, and Golden dragonfly is attracted to Orange.

How do human eyes distinguish between color differences? The human eye has three types of conical receivers, each of which detects a different wavelength range. Of the three cone receptor types, the first (L) detected red, and the most sensitive point was 565 nm. The second (M) detected a green color with the most sensitive point at 535 nm. The third (S) detects blue-purple color, and the most sensitive point is about 420 nm. Note: Women have recently discovered a fourth cone-shaped receptor type that allows her to see tens of millions of colors than normal humans.